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duced the old they claimed that their doing
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01

Ia A"SV tSNAS1~~yS NA"y ~ ASSs$ "ASSA
long suffering. The funeral was Friday
at 2 p. M, at the house. She was laid to
rest IN the cemetery at Hamilton.
D. Owatonna journal and Herald: Prof.
Rankin has been given a small advance
of salary asked by him. He will receive
$500 during the next year. The gentle
man has done excellent work during his
three years service, and our schools rank
with the best in the state. Patrons of the
schools will heartily endorsed the action
Of the board which secures his services
for the next year.
Mrs. Matilda Fletcher delivered hel
lecture on the Law Of Happiness" to a
fair audience Friday night. There have
been quite a number Of public entertain
ments in Austin recently which is per
haps the reason why several Of them have
not been patronized 90 they deserved
Mrs. Fletcher delivered an interesting
lecture, Astounding in new ideas. and
and with the old ones dressed in pleasing
language. She considers doubt and IN
belief the source Of q large part of the
unhappiness of the human family and
believes more faith in God and man to
be essential to increased happiness. She
referred to her work in the prohibition
i N the different states and assured
her audience OF. the success OF prohibition
laws where enacted.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01
ANOTHER BLAzE.

Last night witnessed the total destruc-
ton Of IA. II. Hills store and stock Of
groceries, boots and shoes, by FIRE,
When the fire was discovered, soon after
eleven o'clock, the flames had not broken
out. but immense volumes Of smoke were
rising@from the wooden shed at rear Of
store. Great difficulty was experienced
in efecting an entrance to get at the fire,
and before it was done the fire had rot
under such. Roadway that the destruction
Of the building could not be prevented
and the work of the crowd was devoted
to staying the spread of the flames. In
this they were successful, the adjoining
building coming out u%nlnjurcd. Mr..
Hills store was a one story brick veneer
ed building, containing a stock Of grocer
les and boots and shoes. His loss will
be about 1000, insured we understand,
for $4,000. 49, + IA 81 ~.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

VTYHEREAs defanlt has haen made
wv IN the condition az = certafn mortoaoe,
Mnntrnmerv and ! MarvsR My ny mmlCus Nc -
VIE fo Massrs nauidd x RoI 'onI Z IS N ~
ytietnn. hearin9 4 ats tha 18th dav of No rch q
5. 1855, and duly recorded in, the Office Of the
Mnwer and state az Minnesota IN the OH dav
OF April a. ID. 1885. at 8 O'clock a. m. in BOOK (
Of Of "a mortgages a1g on pa 9sera sSo, which eo,,aa, sa p mort mort
BY said David G.. Bell and A.. B. Mel.
Teton, to the Trustees of Oberlln College by
proper deed Of assignment bearing date the
18th day Of May, a. b 1885, and duly recorded
on the 18th day Of May. "A. d. 1885 in Book s Of
mortgages on page 428 at 3 O'Clock p. m. r
All Of said records being made, and the
books above referred to being found in the
County O. y Of ,fs M oesasi IN the y. State State Of e Minnesota aUy sne
And whereas, under the conditions Of said
mortgage and as therein as : stipulated, the I'm,
the owners and holders Of said note nj mort
gage. have elected and hereby do elect to de-
clare the whole sum secured by said mortgage
and unpaid on said debt at the date Of this no.
Tee ties tn the .f fIll aa s9m t ct N iae h R%ndred as and ab Twen,
~ aotfon ~ nr"oeeGin~ has hean inst,t,,taI 81
i law ~ 0th or to racorer the Hve def,s see,7rad !
nv said marriage or anv mart thereof'
NOW. therefore, notice is hereby given, that
- 49, = :. on -, ~ ~ u
sTch case maze and nrovided the said MOI.
rage viii he foreciosed by a sale Of the nrem.
ises dnanriihed IN anS oonveved nv said III
0age1 to.vrit. Nnrth.Ess t Onarter SECTION Tor
G01 Townshin One Hnndred and Four 1G4l
Rance Sixtean >Iie1 in the Co,.ntv of Mover
and State of Minnesota 9TH tho .hered;ta.
ments and nr,rtnnanoos ruhioh so,a vii he
mede h ~ thap GhariR az soid Mnwos oo,,rrv OF
The ~, donn 81 III re o"t 1n,,so ~ ri,y :" oS
A,sti,o - ao;d :. w IL oAtS VI
0u''in Il e"'o '""n'F Il o'a'e vi
Thursday. the I'd dav Of :June
,oor ~
A. u: 1857, at III O'Clock q. m. OF that day., at
puollc vendue to the highest bidder for cash.
70 pay sa1o oept ana interest,": and the taxes,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01
DECORATION DAY.

. Memorial Day was observed in Austin
with fitting and appropriate ceremonies.
Great interest was manifested by the citi-
zens of Austin and all parts of the county.
Although rain was threatened during the
entire day, there was a large attendance
from the country. The procession was
composed of the Austin Cornet Band,
Co. G, I'd Regt., M. N. G., Mcintyre Post
G.. A. R., and old veterans, Mcintyre
Drum Corps, st. Bernard Commandery,
K. T., sons and daughters of veterans,
school children and citizens IN carriages.
Tho procession formed at 10 o'clock and
proceeded to lakewood Cemetery. After
music by the choir, Gep. Logan's order
for the celebration of the first memorial
day was read by E. G. Dorr. An grafton
on the cause and results of the civil war
was delivered by Maj. Espey Of St. Paul
and Mr.. Shaw made an address on Gen.
Logan. The graves of the soldiers we're
decorated by the young ladies under the
escort of Co. G.. -.
The memorial sermon was preached
Sunday afternoon ut the Court House by
Rev. Dewart. The hall was completely
filled and a large number turned away
| for lack of ROOM The sermon was one
of unusual interest, full of original and
practical points and was listened to with
great attention by those fortunate
enough to be present. +ss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01
{ FENCING

Beware OF old style baggy netting. Ny patent
inflexible netting, with parallel wires. never sags
between pests. Shipped ready made in rolls or IL
cense, model, wire and tools for homemade netting
picket fence furnished. Before buying smooth or
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A.. G. HUBERT, 904 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01

NE EhIECC Its Causes, and a new aad
DEATN EDO succcssfu CURE at your
own home, by one who was
oeat twenty-eight years. Treated by most Of the
noted specialists without benefit. Cared himself in
three months, and since then hundreds OF others. Full
particulars sent on applica..nR. 7. S. PAGE
No. Al West atse St. New York City.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01

ghlAhnQWe mail enough to convinced.I RhG
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-01
ANNOUNCE MENT!

BY reason Of being unable to personally
care for them as they deserve, it is with re-
greet that the purpose to dis pose
of nv herd Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-05
ugNwOOD.

Natural gas viii he put In the RS''"''
plant :, .,c.,;,u an
Mrs George Fitzgerald Is suffering -"
attack Of lumbagS.
A. r,sd N.idermyer, sr., has oeen '"'
disposed for the past ies oays w;,, .hor,ly
< genial Il. & o. condncto, Mh'
marry a Young lady Of Wheeling nah.
" a netitiou ia being circulated 70 LIZ
.o,n. ds.ir.ble changes In the Guy co ...
''. W, ~ Mann invited his former WIZ
81 81 :, . .umptuous dinner MONDAY eve"
'S; Tha heaters at the Benwood ,Iou - ~.
-, =. ian. to-day, having consnmo' '"e
s"ppy ptyy.;"ht =, car was derailed on the ~ -
, ta.,s,dsy and II was several noo''
before Il could be replaced ...d s,o.,
An iron bridge is being .L s ,o The
Main street, ON the elevate" "
Wh.elinq Company plant. -
NJ 7 Greathouse, the man VIZ" ~
"a. ha.l injured at the eieyatas, N "'"
=. m .,, an ve.terdsy for the arss utne'
rnmber Of men who have peen .'n
,,,an.a a r. the Wheeling Companyb pnsp'
p'gy p";Ii ,a.s ,ohs in the forge depaIs'0e0t 'h''
week. t,.r~ood iron
II is again said that The he, srn~ NV, S.,nas. %
Works Company will build . On. an,;ans
here. This Is very Ane'en'
Captain Steve Reilly. position "s vyinsi VSs.,,o~
snneriptendent Yard Master o' ." /. ,hs
.nS mi, ulaee. II q new oticr, DID" ~ "
first incumbent. ,,,,,.,nsp u sx.
Rec.ea Rp;Ss a. camnsny. This looks as u VIC
are 10 have the tube works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-05
RRIDGEPOtT.

Mr. Charley Carpenter has returned from
n visit in Pttsburg.
Rev. DR.. Campbell, OF New A'hehs' "AS
in the city yesterday.
Mr. J. c. Holloway, Of flnsh'ne' was
in the city yesterday
p..s. township tax books are now open
,tR T. Howells office.
Mrs J. &. Dent has returned from alm'
','a; ' ';s;, with Vest Virginia friends
Cant James Bowen, Of l'"raiu. ono
WA, in the city yesterday calling On '''e""A
Miss Carroll has returped from pleas
,.;s;t With friends in the interior oi tue
State, Mt,
v Kuhn, Charles and Lawrence HEN
lain have returned from huh''ns UP
down the river
\ Kuhn, the ice man, eommeneea .u.
.;.', ~ h;s second crop from the creek yester-
day afternoon. .t
The E,na mill resumed operations W
the puddling department yesterday '"''"
;ng nuder the new management
Mr. Sam Linderman has returned " 'n'
Irrivsrsity of West Virginia at MORAN
town, after pleasant visit Win "'' p
ents.
uE. Wells IL back 10 business Gnsr .
vset,s vacation spent ut the poultry % snow.
EJ took nine first premiums on ms d"p"1
aS T coborns and wyandottes'
Yesterday was Judge Koliy's last DAY on
,hs Common pleas bench. He will reopen
o"rr, ,nr In February, after which his sue
ce.sor Judge briggs, will take h" scar.
"a, Frank Askew, OF Kansas Iuy,
:. G' N ,bo city TO take his mother, Mrs. Isaac
a aL.w y 10 his home. Mrs. Askew Wa
nssyS 'ansis injured by fAll several months ago,
T ' '.d ~. been an invalid Mt the res'd'neeo'
Iion %" Ross J. Alexander ever since.
Tb. c. /. & W. have spile driver ., Al
vorI - inst below the creek driving sp,'rs.
"rsna1ing a roadway 10 the brsage % ~
rtRt pn;t, over wheeling creek. The w@, o'
ou,,i,o u"i in the bridge foundation WI. '"
r in n few weeks. Ch,ei tns'
o."r WanIon was in the city yesterday